Observation Location Assessor Name Jane 21/08/12 BHive Stylists Ruth Workplace Observation Report Cross Referencing I met with Jane who works as a hair stylist in a small chain of hairdressers. Jane was dressed smartly and professionally in her company uniform with name badge as is required of all employees. Jane greeted her first customer of the day politely. She checked her customer against the appointment diary and confirmed the service the customer had come for. When Jane confirmed with her
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The following report is phase 3 of the Tanglewood recruitment process consultation. The following report has six sections the first of which is a recruitment guide for store associates this can also be used as a template for other roles at Tanglewood. It also includes an analysis of methods of Tanglewood’s recruitment and acknowledges them as either open or targeted recruitment strategies. The next section includes an analysis of appendix B in the Tanglewood case book. The report also addresses
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September 24‚ 2014 Dr. Lee Cerling Director of Corporate Communications PAC-10 Consulting 1234 USC Drive Los Angeles‚ CA 91385 Dear Dr. Cerling: After completing extensive research in an effort to decide whether PAC-10 Consulting should take on its prospective client‚ the Business Improvement District (BID)‚ I have arrived at the conclusion that doing so is not in the best interests of PAC-10. Representing BID means marketing the LA Fashion District in a favorable light‚ which would prove
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Case 10-5 Danle Corporation In November 2008‚ Danle Corporation，a public company engaging in the design‚ development‚ manufacture‚ and assembly of motors，was sued because of safety issue of parts it manufactured. Danle made no disclosure of the lawsuit in Form 10-K since it determined that the risk of potential loss was remote and no amount of potential damages could be reasonably estimated. In October 2009‚ Danle was served a second complaint for the same reason. Danle’s external counsel believed
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of a rapidly growing‚ privately-held apparel company. Over the last year‚ we have generated $80 million in sales and for the next year‚ we have projected sales of $150 million. Our operations are entirely based in the U.S.‚ which is a strange occurrence due to the fact that most apparel companies outsource almost all of their manufacturing to foreign countries because the manual labour is much cheaper and more affordable. The rapid growth in our company is largely due to our niche target market. Overall
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Tanglewood Stores Case #3-Questions 2-4/Doug Brandenburg 2) Describe the best targets for your recruiting efforts. There are three targets that should be utilized in hiring for the store level associate position. The first one is print media. Through advertising in local papers‚ we could reach a large number of individuals at a low cost. This would be an example of open recruiting. Secondly‚ we should use kiosks. This would be a smart way that people that come to the store could
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Case Problem 3: Hart Venture Capital 1. Let S = fraction of the Security Systems project funded by HVC M = fraction of the Market Analysis project funded by HVC Max 1‚800‚000S + 1‚600‚000M s.t. 600‚000S + 500‚000M ≤ 800‚000 Year 1 600‚000S + 350‚000M ≤ 700‚000 Year 2 250‚000S + 400‚000M ≤ 500‚000 Year 3 S
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Legality and Ethicality of Corporate Governance ETH 376 Ethics Case 3-3: United Thermostatic Controls Case The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the legality and ethicality of the corporate governance activities that occurred in an ethics case presented in the text. The paper will provide relevant details regarding the legality of the activities‚ the criteria by which Sarbanes-Oxley would apply to this case‚ the ethicality of the activities‚ whether or not the activities were equitable
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CASE 33 Marketing to the Bottom of the Pyramid Professor C. K. Prahalad’s seminal publication‚ The Fortune at the Bottom of the Pyramid‚ suggests an enormous market at the “bottom of the pyramid” (BOP)—a group of some 4 billion people who subsist on less than $2 a day. By some estimates‚ these “aspirational poor‚” who make up three-fourths of the world’s population‚ represent $14 trillion in purchasing power‚ more than Germany‚ the United Kingdom‚ Italy‚ France‚ and Japan put together. Demographically
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individuals who have some retail experience‚ college students. Relevant labor market: Washington and Oregon Pacific Northwest Timeline: Continuous Activities to undertake to source well-qualified candidates: Regional newspaper advertising Request company referrals Contact kiosks and staff agencies and service-job agencies Staff members involved: Corporate HR recruiting manager Store manager Budget: Around $10000 for each region 2. Describe the best “targets” for your recruiting efforts
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